countdown 的定义
- the backward counting in fixed time units from the initiation of a project, as a rocket launching, with the moment of firing designated as zero.
- the final preparations made during this period.
- a period of increasing activity, tension, or anxiety, as before a deadline.
countdown 近义词
final preparation
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更多countdown例句
- There’s the promise of privacy, but it comes with a countdown.
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- The warning soon changed to a 15-minute countdown, prompting some residents to flee.
- I was surprised by how nervous I was, watching the countdown clock tick down to launch.
- Former Councilman Scott Sherman famously had a countdown of the number of days he had left in office.
- Dickens greeted the crowd, gave a few tips and instructions, then led us in a countdown from ten to one.
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- The Countdown is on, but, as Kate knows, babies come when they are ready...
- Or did I remember them creating a countdown calendar to the release date?
- By agreement, the countdown was to be broadcast to all aircraft over one of the airport frequencies.
- "Four minutes to final countdown," blockhouse control replied.
- From the loud-speaker atop the massive block-house came the countdown.
- I strap down on the couch which fills half the compartment, countdown begins and at zero the floor is suddenly down once more.
- During my countdown of five seconds you will build up to the greatest possible potential.